> Can one run X-Windows from a Linux instance on z/VM? Yes, you can run X applications on Linux for 390. You need a X server implementation on the device you want to display the output on, or to use the VNC application written by AT&T to view a remote X server.
> In addition, there is a product call X-Win32 which can run > X-Windows from a > Windows desktop: > http://www.starnet.com/images/Screen_RedHat.jpg > > http://www.starnet.com/products/ > > Is it possible to run X-Windows through something like this > off of Linux > running on z/VM? Yes. There is another window on my screen using Xwin32 right now with a X application running as I type this. Be aware that X applications are CPU, floating point math, and network intensive; you REALLY need a G5 or higher to run them effectively.
